- Able to think and process information comprehensively, formulating potential plans of care/options (ex: pulling out risk factors antepartally, and developing screening plans for possible early detection/interventions)
- Working on my own "spiels" for teaching in the antepartum setting
- Learning something new each and every day, oftentimes with each patient
- Becoming more independent and confident in my ability to teach/educate/perform specific tasks
- Needing much more practice on speculum exams and microscopy slide reading
- Enjoying the office setting more than I initially felt!
- Wishing that much more time was scheduled for new antepartum visits, and routine antepartum visits. The sheer volume of information that needs to be covered in an initial OB visit is humongous!!
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Learning, learning, learning!
As I progress in my clinical hours as a student midwife, I am finding that I am:
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3 comments:
definitely feeling you on this post. loving it.
Your blog was a question on who wants to be a millionaire tonight, 8-22-12! Did you know that? Very cool!
Diana H: what???? Do you have a video clip or screen shot of it? Too flipping funny!
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